-Reviewed by Neil Elder- The last eighteen months has brought, for many, a renewed appreciation of the natural world and
At Sabotage Reviews HQ, there have been many questions thrown around about the shape of the festival next year. The
Congratulations on your recent win at the Saboteur Awards Festival 2021! How did you feel when you found out that
–Reviewed by Neil Campbell– You know what we’re in for when the creepy second person narration of ‘Welcome’ refers you
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We’re delighted to announce that the votes are OPEN for the Saboteur Awards 2021!
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Not for the first time, I find myself writing the words, “Well, it’s been a year, hasn’t it?” It has, and it’s not over yet. So I appreciate the pockets of light and joy we’ve found, and that we continue to find, along the way through all of this.
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–Reviewed by Ben Cassidy– When crafting stories, it is vital to consider whether the chosen form is going to be
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-Reviewed by Emma Lee- Sunday’s Child is a 23-part poem sequence that explores illegitimacy at a time when children born
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-Reviewed by Alina Stefanescu- The Winter of J, a chapbook by New World Writing associate editor Gary Percesepe, resides firmly
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–Reviewed by Cath Barton– The art of the short story is about suggestion. It is about offering something that invites
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-Reviewed by Karen Goodwin- Animal Noises by Phoebe Walker is quite unlike anything I’ve read. It’s a darkly comical and
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–Reviewed by Dipika Mummery– Winner of the 2019 Saboteur Award for best short story collection, Table Manners (Dahlia Press) by
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–Reviewed by Simon Zonenblick- Weaving in and out of remembered places, the poems seem to inhabit dream-like landscapes and dreams,
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